Insight on the latest changes made by Universal Orlando to add land it acquired earlier this month to mass grading efforts east of Universal Boulevard.
New insight into the architectural plans and orientation of buildings planned by Universal Orlando on its second hotel at the future Endless Summer Resort.
Learn more about the Brazilian entrepreneur who is believes there's an untapped market in Orlando's tourism corridor for the international budget traveler.
Insight on the first major step by this global entertainment company on development plans for the land mass it has assembled northeast of Universal Boulevard.
Learn how many acres are involved, the unpaid loan figure an Atlanta-based lender wants settled, and how this can affect Universal Orlandos holdings nearby.
Learn which firms earned the chance to design and build up to 4,000 guestrooms across 65 acres along International Drive, and their past work with the client.
Get your first look at the newly proposed subdistrict Universal Orlando is requesting in the I-Drive Development Code for its land on Universal Boulevard.
Orange County's new transect-based code for the tourist corridor should be adopted by September; an update on how Universal Orlando is getting involved.
Learn what mass grading and stormwater retention work was left unfinished by former owner Stan Thomas, and what steps are next for Universal's affiliate.
Following up on the 2012 expansion of their Ramada Plaza Resort on International Drive, the Shah brothers that own a small retail-office parcel on Vineland Road are renewing plans for a second Ramada, directly north of Universal Orlando's Loew's Portofino Bay Hotel.
After a tough battle to win approval for his $500 million Skyplex project, Joshua Wallack looks forward to better days ahead, including the opening next week of Mango's Tropical Cafe Orlando.
Website refers to Joshua Wallack as a "Miami Beach developer," and claims noise and light pollution will affect the area if Skyplex is approved Dec. 1, among other issues.
Capstone Development spent $13.1 million for a select-service hotel near Universal Orlando in early October, along with $61.5 million for a portfolio of five other Florida hotels that includes a Clermont property, and will start renovations next year.
Chuck Whittall leaves board in protest of ETC lobbying with Universal Orlando in recent months against the record heights of Skyplex and Starflyer projects.
Jamaican investment group Sagicor bought the hotel from a Blackstone affiliate at a price per key near $100,000. Top management firm Interstate Hotels & Resorts will run the property.
